Reditainer 64 oz. Freezeable Deli Food Containers w/Lids - Package of 8 - Food Storage

I use these for freezing batches of my dog's homemade food. They have endured many freeze/thaw cycles and washes and held up well. They keep going strong.

I bought these containers so I can make a large pot of beef stew and store them in the freezer. The containers are of great quality. The lids close nicely and doesn’t pop off too easily. I’ve used it from removing from the freezer into warming up in the microwave for 5 + minutes without any cracks or damaged skin o these containers. The only thing I wish for is that these containers have a way to differentiate from those disposable ones the local warehouses sell. It is too similar to them and causes confusion - when I brought my soup over for my sister, she kept tossing my containers out thinking they are disposable. Some verbiage on the storage container, or simply having a writable surface on the container and lid msg be able to solve this issueOut of the 8 containers I only have 3 left - all thrown away by other family members as they think it’s a disposable. Reordered another set and arrived quickly

I like these storage containers as I feel they combine the value of those disposable containers you can buy in almost every grocery store with a durability approaching the long-term use "tupperware" style containers. This particular size is very nice for storing things like soup or stew leftovers, although it may be more prudent to use the 32 oz version if you plan on freezing them, as they get heavy when frozen. (Also, the lids on the 32 ozs are a bit stronger, as there's less width for it to cover). I especially appreciate how versatile these containers are. The neutral color lets you see some of the contents (not completely clear) so you can use them in craft projects, kid's play, etc. The size is nice as it's large enough to hold a good variety of things but isn't too tall to fit on most shelves. The lids are great too.

Love these for the size, tight lids and for storing easily. But they get a little flimsy if you heat food in them from the freezer. Better to thaw and transfer to a sturdier container.

So far they’re work good. I will see when it comes to washing, reusing, and refreezing them. So I will update in about a month again.

We have a shave ice business and freeze our own blocks every 2-3 days. These containers are perfect for continuous use. They are easy to clean. Have not broke, bent or cracked in anyway the way ice cream containers do. They are stackable and easy to wash. They we have a 5 cu ft freezer and have 16 containers that barely take up a 3rd of the space in it. We could probably buy another pack of 8 and still have room to freeze more.

I buy 1 gallon epoxy grout kits and divide them into 4 for shower floor repairs! Very tough plastic and a good seal, even though I put a plastic sheet directly on top of the grout.

These are solid-no issues